Sentence examples for plant chapter from inspiring English sources

In Eve Online, the Tengu is the name of the Caldari strategic cruiser, and in Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty, in the Plant chapter of Arsenal Gear, you fight soldiers called "Tengus".

Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty introduces the player to Raiden in the Plant chapter; he is introduced as a newly recruited, virtual reality-trained member of FOXHOUND with no live combat experience before his current mission.

Chapter Two moves to a consideration of the plant and Chapter Three, the animal organism.

After a description of the main steps that constitute the decommissioning of a nuclear power plant, this chapter details the main issues that must be considered for safe and efficient delivery of the project.

Since the equipment used at double-flash plants is very similar to that found at single-flash plants, this chapter presents non-annotated list and includes annotations only for items unique to double-flash plants.

At the same time, her street smarts are just what this small-town boy needs unless -- as we suspect from clues planted in Chapter 26 -- she's back with her no-good boyfriend, Maik, who tried to pimp for her while they were hitchhiking with the truck driver, Edgar, we met in Chapter 11, whose true love, Danny, from Chapters 3 and 27, is raising her brother-in-law Martin's troubled son, Tino.

Source Capital's Wagoner says he bought Calpine bonds for as little as 16 cents on the dollar after the power plant developer filed Chapter 11 in December 2005.

In "The Power Plant," Matos's chapter on the beginnings of Chicago house and Detroit techno, he explains the stylistic differences between "trax" and "house".

Chapter after chapter does plant after plant: phallic orchids, ferns as clothes, giant water-lilies, a vegetable lamb, intelligent mimosas and many more.

The Book of Barely Imagined Beings has the elements of a classic miscellany: an A to Z listing of 27 creatures (the letter X gets two species) with gold panels and lettering on the cover, line drawings of fantastical animals and plants on the chapter title pages and burgundy notes in the margins.

The chapter examines plant selection, sourcing, planting, and establishment in constructed wetlands.